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This is something you will most likely ever see again! Approximately 7' x 7.75' XXXL Dyed Red Cowhide!
These cowhides come from 1 of 4 of the top eco-savy tanneries in Brazil. They are dyed after the tanning process. Then, hand pickedensuring that you receive the highest quality possible.
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Dyed XXXL Red Brazilian Cowhide Detail:
- Available in 3 approximate sizes. Every hide will vary in shape.
- XXXLarge:Approximately 7' x 7.75'.
- 100% Natural Brazilian Cowhide.
- Naturally stain resistant.
- Naturally hypo-allergenic.
- Hand picked, luxury hair on hide.
- Sourced from Brazilian tanneries that only use the best European machinery and solutions to produce a hide that is unmatched in quality.
- Made in Brazil. Ships from California within 3 business days.
- No sales tax.
- Payment options are available.
How long will my cowhide rug last?
Your new cowhide will last a lifetime if cared for properly. It is important to note that cowhides are a natural product and, like everything else, will wear under heavy traffic conditions over time. We recommend rotating your hide every 3 months in high traffic areas and to not place your cowhide in direct sunlight.
How do I clean and care for my new cowhide rug?
To remove dust and debris shake out you hide and/or vacuum using the suction attachment set on low with the beater bar removed. The hide's natural oils resist staining, simply blot or wipe up any spills promptly. If a stain should occur use mild or neutral soap, warm water, and a soft brush or sponge and brush lightly, going with the grain of the hair.
